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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949.

"Red Dean" Speaks At|| BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS-

Soviet "Peace Conference"

PRAISE FOR RUSSIA'S "STRUGGLE FOR PEACE"

Moscow, Aug. 25. The Very Rev. Hewlett Johnson, "Red Dean" of Canterbury, is among the foreign delegates attending the all-Russian "Con- ference of Peace Partisans," which opened here today.

About 1,500 people-delegates from all over the Soviet Union and numerous foreign guests-- attending the opening session heard the Soviet historian, Boris Grekhov, say: "Among the mil-

lions of people in the Soviet Union, not a single man

is to be found who opposes our peace policy."

Peaceful creative labour, Grekhov said, was the

sole basis of life in the So viet Union.

peace

The ConferenOO adopted two-point programme: a report on the "struggle for against warmongers," and a pro- posal for the etection of A Russian committee on peace.

Addressing the conference on behalf of his delegation of six, Dean Johnson said, amid loud cheer: "It will be difeult to lounch war in my country.

In your struggle for pence you are not alone"

itceniitng an interview with Stalin at the Kremlin four years ngo, Dean Johnson sald Stalin was right when he said, "The greatest menace to peace may become the captalist press."

He concluded his address with the words: "Long Hive the Soviet Union Long live peace in the

"Scoiamon int Englishmen world." don't want to be destroyed by

atom bombs I cannot think | ANGLO-US WARMONGERS that my country will Aght

against those who won victory speakers was the poet Nicola over. Fascism at Stalingrad. . .

Government

Appointments Gazetted

Soviet

prace"

"efforis

Deadlock Over· Austrian

Peace Treaty

FURTHER DELAY IN

SIGNING EXPECTED

One

of the chief Russian

Tikhonov,

denounced who Anglo-American warmongers, saying: "By now it is clear they are not the masters of the world."

Ho contrasted the Union's struggle for

London, Aug. 25.-Agreement on an Austrian with American dominate the world,” illustrated

peace treaty is not expected here by the target date by US policy in Germany and

of September 1. The Foreign Ministers' deputies dis- the Atlantic Part,

several cussing it in London have failed, which he

slove to Japanese-Ger. likened to the

problems, which are likely to be referred to the next man anti-Comintern Paci, The

meeting of the Foreign Ministers' Council, according Anglo-Americans had

to an authoritative zource tonight. certain concessions at the l session

of the Council Foreign Ministers, but only because of the pressure of the simple people and the oncoming crisis.

So

---Marching up and down'again (above) have worn away the pavement outside Buckingham Palace. much so that one day recently the Guards sentries were ordered off their beat for a while so that work- men could replace the stones they had worn into a channel (left). (London Express Service).

B.E.A.

MAY BUY PROPELLER-JET

AIRLINERS

London, Aug. 25,—British European Airways has opened negotiations for the purchase of a number of Vickers Viscount propeller-jet airliners.

Announcing this here today, the

Chairman of BEA, Lord Douglas of 'Kirtleside, said that the new aircraft would be used with the 20 Airspeed Am- bassadors already ordered.

British West Indian Airways, associate of the British Over- seas Air Corporation, will uno Viscounts to link the ́ ́ West Indian islands with the Ameri can continent.

of

Television For The Midlands

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The cruising speed of the Viscount in stated to be more than 300 miles an hour at 25,- 1000 feet. It will have u gross weight of 50,000 lbs and carry 40 passengers,

The frat Viscounts tire ex-

The sound side of a transmis- pected to

come into service in sion is taken care of by moving- 1952 or carly 1953.

coll mlerophones, some on fixed Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman stands and others on booms per-

BOAC, speaking of British mitting extra mobility.

Each -alreraft industry competition studio unit delivers two signals, with the United States, said:

plcture representing the "The mammoth of mass Pro- and the other the associated duction has his Achilles heel.sound. less light of foot, less He is

first is complete with in adapting new ideas and new techniques to ponder-ynchronising impulses added

the control-room powerful

пр- production from on Soviet claims to machinery. The unresolved deadlock

paratus to enable the viewer's German assets listed in five annexca to the critical

receiver to "That should enable

build up the 1405 lings into which each picture 18: Article 35 of the Treaty is the main outstanding prob-Britain to held our ground. following appointments

Sir Miles said that investiga- divided into a faithfully trans- icm. are notified in the Gazette:

He sald America had become

mitted view. tions were now being made in- Mr G. S, Wilson to be Assis marrison state and a military It. Is

to the possibility of n Six-jel tant Commissioner of Police;

with generals

engined, light-refuelled Jong Dr R. L. Lancaster, to be over economic and politica! Hefhat the

range flying bout for use o and Wall Street magnates con- Medical Officer;

the Commonwealth routes. Mrtinonly "nesaulting Jabour."

itcuter. Tiklionov drew loud cheers when he enld:

Mr G. S. Wilson

The

Promoted

Mr Chan Kal Law and Pong

be Sub- Wing Shiu to Inspectors of Schools;

Dr K. W.. Chaun to be member

of the Dental Board; .

R.

The names of V. Kenniff and

camp,

made

of

faking

"The Soviet man is the great

not thought probable

deputies' conference, į sitting since mid-June, will be prolonged.

Siner, in the view of cipio- matte quarters here. the Coun

est peacetime worker, the great-eil et Foreign Ministers Is un-

wartime roldier, nut woe to

J. Vernall have been re-him who tries to interfere with

his peaceful labour."

moved

from

FOREIGNERS HONOURED

Among the Foreigners attend- Ing the Conference are: Pro- fessor W.E.C. Dubois, American negro historian, Pietro Nenni,

likely to meet again unto the end of the year, signature of the treaty will inevitably be delayed

several months for more.

Observers here believa

the Italian Left Wing Socialist while in London this week leader, Jean Lafite, of France, Kart Gruber,

and

New Barrister For Colony

Wide Experience In China

Mr Vermier Yantak Chla, ala. Ph. B. who had his carly

that educalon at the Diocesan

School and who has held Im- Dportant Judicial posis in China

nimble

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Defence Force Promotions

The

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Outside units comprise desily a scanner van, which is a form of mobile control room with all the necessary, apparatus operating three cameras and six microphones. At the site of the broadcast it delivers sound vision signals to the central con- trol room. In certain circum- stances an underground cable may be used.

Broadcasting House and Alexandra Palace are connected circuit. cable by a permanent The Governor has approved of with terminal amplifying and Hongkong Defence Force: the following promotions in the

equalising apparatus at ends. The cable is continued Privates H. A de B, Botelho, around selected areas in central

both

the List of Authorised Architects on their censing to practise in Hong- konfi

The name of Hin Fong 1p has been reinserted in the List of Authorised Architects;

The appofalinent of Mr W.

the Austrian since 1922, was admitted and A. N. Braude, B. C. Field, C. M. London, near which Important Meinlash Smith as on Official

on Mr the Rector of Berlin University, Foreign Minister, who has seen enrolled as a barrister in Hong-McEwan and W. G. Wormal to broadcasts are been revoked

Fiederich,

at the the F

Supreme Court be Captains; from alt. East European all four depulles, has establish- kong

morning by anded that neither the West nor the Justice, Sir Leslie Gluson.

Chief countries, China, Korea Albanjo,

Soviet delegation is willing to Prof. Dubois, Dean Johnson make concessions over the The Attorney General (the und Father Joseph Plojhar,

Soviet clnlms to German ns-Hon J. D. Grin, KC) moved the application on behalf of Mr the Czechoslovak Ministry Health, sat with several dozen sets.

Chiu, who was supported by Mr other foreign

Mr M. A. da Silva.

JP has Smith's retirement from public service of the Colony.

INVASION FEARED

quests

delegates

al

of

On

the be- red trade

Dr Gruber called on Ernest Revin At the Foreign

nice this afternoon..

Tet

the

flower-bedecked platform

Mr Griffin sald Mr Chiu was hind tables covered with balze. Se

Several other prominent

called to the Bar by the Inner (Continued from Page-1)

Soviet intellectuals and

It is believed in usually in-Temple, London, in 1922. He collective farm formed quarters here that this had extensive experience In under General Pai Chung-hsi.union, and

The spokesman said strong leaders shared the honour.

Among members of the pre-meeting will serve to crystallise China and had practised as an defence positions have been

the English barrister in the Shang- fidium elected

Dmitri the recognition by both were

bal Mixed Court. established

In addition around Amoy,-

and the Shostakovich, the composer, Austrian Government

he had held high legal, judiciul Associated Press.

writers Konstantin Simionov, Westem deputies that in the an academic olles In China. Alexander Fatleyet, Alexander; absener

STILL TOP DOG

of Soviet concessions,

New York, Aug. 25.—The Korncichuk, Ilye Elixenburg agreement on the treaty can no "Mr Chiu returns to Hong- New York Times, in an edi-and Mikhail Sholokhov, the longer be expected by Seplemis; kong where, I bellove, he was torial commenting Generalla scientists Sergei Vavilov and, when the four deputies are simo Chiang Kai-shek's return Professor Troßm

to report back Ministers.-Reuter,

to Chungking, sald today:

United Press.

"The re-emergence of Gun-

eralissimo Chiang can only be

ascribed to renewed realisation

Lysenko.

to the Foreign

on the part of all Chinese - SIDE GLANCES

tional fictions that he ta the

only man with

sumclent per- sonul authority and prestige to hold them together

and per- chance save them from hanging separately. Certainly all other leaders who attempted to take his place proved to be dismal failures.

"Whether Chiang Kai-shek will succeed at this late date is, of courco another matter, The adamant State Department is againat any assistance to him. But it will be noted that among those who

military urge new support to the national regime is Hornbeck, former

Dr Stanley

State Department expert

affairs who was Far Eastern replaced in that capacity to wards the end of the war by men of different capacity. considering the Chinese "prob lems the Congress cannot ignore hl's views and those of men like him."United Press.

AMETHYST'S FLAG

Plymouth, Aug. 20.-The white ensign which

frigate the Amethyst flew during her escape down the Yangtse is to be placed in the church of St Nicholas, in the Royal Naval barracks, Devonport

The Amethyst a Devonport- ship, will be flying the mannest prisign when she arrives in

on November 1st. Plymouth

A signal from the 'Amethyst, now undergoing repairs in Hongkong, expressed fdelight that the fag, ba handed over to Devonport for all time-Beuter.

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born and where he received his

likely to

For

greater

be

mndc. D. W. Jones, DFC, AFC, has The scanning van can be cun. been commissioned as Pilot Om-nceted with this cable by means cer in the HK Defence Force for of ordinary telephone circuits, service In the General Dulies provided the length of these is Branch Force. He is also promoted to miles.

of the Hongkong Air not greater than two or three distances Flying Offear.

is had to recourse is

radla radio The Governor has approved link through B Becond van the relinquishment of the ap- paintment

which transmits the vision of Capt A. F. P. signals to a a receiving Wilson, The Buffs (Royal East where a special television re- Kent Regiment) as his ADC. ceiver reproduces the original vision signals and passes them

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Much equipment

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for an outside broadcast.

On

Occasions when a radio link is

to be used an

elevated aerial

is needed, and Л standard fro escape Mas

proved the most of raising torney General." "On my own

feat from behalf and on behalf of mySquare in 1703 to a £9,000,000 "sell out" today is the remark-

the ground. For ndditional colleagues at the Bar I extend a welcome to him on his returnable development of W. H. power a fourth vehicle contain-

be used. J. W. TAYLOR.

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The third Viscount Hamble- dion, Afth generation of 1019. Admitting Mr Chiu, the Chlor Smiths, died in March Justice said he had the advant-ils fortune has incurred death age of not only being on English duties of £6,000,000 and in barrister but being able to bring order to meet them, it has been to bear in his proctice an exten, decided to form the W. H sive knowledge of the laws and Smith (Holdings) Limited and | custom+of Clilna which would | to sell shares valued at £0,000,-

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Mr Chiu s 58. Among the The head of the firm today is

The prosecution accussed him judicial posts he has held, aro | 43-year-old David Smith, great-of. liquidating thousands of | those of Chlef Justice of the grandson of the founder.

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The new Lord Hambledon, using prisoners minefield Nanchang, Amoy and Chichyong aged 18, has not yet joined the guides, and Attorney-General of Chung- firm-Reuter. shan Court,

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Mr Wong, who retired from orders and directives, accused Moran, his personal physician Serenade" Pater. Yorke.. and. Hia

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